Decided to stop after seeing the 3rd or 4th sign on the side of the road while driving to Bend. We…read morewere intrigued. We had never tried Fry Bread. The food trailer is right off the freeway, about a block or two. They have a gravel parking lot available and some street parking. They also have a few picnic tables outside for seating. There are a few choices on their menu...the fry bread taco, chili cheese dog, hot dog or plain with various toppings (butter, honey, sugar, cinnamon, jam). We decided on the butter and honey ($4), and butter and jam ($4). Both were absolutely delicious! The fry bread is nice and crispy on the outside and soft inside. The ladies were friendly and attentive. Our order took about 5 minutes to fulfill after ordering. I did ask about credit cards and they stated they only took cash. Highly recommend. Would definitely stop by again while in the area.

Stopped here for lunch on our way back home to Portland. It was rodeo weekend so I was afraid it…read morewould be super busy, but there was no one there. It's a food cart in a big parking lot and they have a couple picnic tables outside. We got a cinnamon sugar fry bread (yum), a taco with fry bread (wife and kiddo thought it was ok), and I split a burger with fry bread with my daughter (we thought it was good). Kids also loved the lemonade. Price was fair. It was a tasty pit-stop to tide us over to dinner.

A year ago, while driving home to Portland, OR from Bend, I was feeling hungry and stopped here. I…read moreordered the tortilla sopa and their especial guacamole. Let us say it was a happy meal!

We decided to stop here on our trip home from the Alvord Desert. I wanted a chicken quesadilla and…read moresearch Yelp. We decided to stop here because it had decent reviews. When we got inside the restaurant, we noticed that it was being renovated. The bathroom was located outside but it was flushable and very clean. We were taken to our seat and ordered our drinks and food. My chicken quesadilla was okay. My husband's pollo taco was good. Overall, it was a good experience for a quick search for Mexican food while we were on our way home.

Everything is fresh. Cracked eggs, fresh potatoes. Delicious food. Great service. I sat at the…read morewindow and watched all the people sitting outside blackbear diner and thought why would you be over there. lol. .

This place was highly recommended by the hotel staff. I was excited to try it…read more Nice little place. But it was so cold in there. I kept my jacket and gloves on. We were the only ones there. . . lasted about a minute lol. . . it quickly got packed. They didn't have the soup I wanted so my next go to. . . taco, enchilada, rice and beans. . . didn't see that either. I asked the server if I could order off the kids menu. He was so great about allowing me to do that. I had a cheese enchilada, rice, and beans. It was ok. Not something that I would be rushing back for but it was good. My coworker had the asada fries. She loved them. The serving size was so big she had enough for a snack later and lunch the next day. I have to say the chips and salsa were good. Perfect amount of salt and the right amount of spicy. Sorry I forgot to snap a pic.

If you know me, you already know... I don't mess around when it comes to tacos. Every place we go,…read moreI'm out to find the best taco. We ended up at La Posada Mexican Grill in Madras, Oregon... and this is one of those spots that doesn't try to impress you from the outside... but the food absolutely does. I ordered a carne asada taco and their three crispy bean tacos that they're known for. The carne asada had that real flavor to it, not over-seasoned... just simple and done right and the tortillas... perfect. And those crispy bean tacos... I get why they're known for them. Crispy, flavorful, and just the right ratio of filling to topping. And the salsa bar... this is where you can tell if a place is serious. While it looks simple in the photo, it honestly deserves a review all on its own. Multiple salsas, all different, all fresh... pickled carrots (one of my favorites), and of course, radishes. But the kicker... what really put it over the top for me and sold me on coming back someday were the roasted chiles and grilled onions on the side. That alone tells you everything you need to know about how good this place really is. And I'll say this, because it proves itself over and over again... do not judge a Mexican restaurant by the outside of the building. Ever. Some of the best food you'll find is in the most unassuming places... and this is definitely one of them. So authentic.

Says open at 9 am. Closed up tighter than a drum. Called no answer. C other guy just walked up…read more Looked like a regular. Looked this watch like what the hell. Out of towner pulling a boat parked in front. Left. Hell of a way to run a business. For me personally if I look on here and it says it's open it should be open or leave the hours off the site. Ok still typing and another vehicle pulls up. More lost business. Maybe they'll go out of business! 9:25. Here comes a lady swinging her keys. Acting like she just got out of bed. And they're open! Nah. I'll go home and eat.

I don't even know where to start. I saw this restaurant on my maps app. They had good reviews on…read moreGoogle. So I thought I would try it, WHAT A MISTAKE! The young lady that greeted us had the personality of day old bread, kind of stale. There was a table of 4 and a table of 8. Two being kid's, and now us. 2. I thought this will not take long, boy was I mistaken. The table if 4 where just finishing up. And the table of 8. I thought we're finishing because the kids were still eating. Nope, they were bringing 1 plate at a time, for other 6. They forgot 1 of the 6, the person said don't worry about it. They just wanted to get out of there. A lady with purple hair, I assume she owned the nasty place half heartily made up excuses. Now are turn, took forever to take our order. We order - 1 breakfast sandwich, asked what type of bread, requested sourdough. Ham steak, eggs over medium, hash browns and sourdough bread. Order of Indian fried bread. What came 30 minutes later - Breakfast sandwich with rye bread that sat at the pass for 10 minutes, it was nasty. Ham luke warm, eggs over hard, microwave hash browns and sourdough bread, not toast. No butter, no jam. And least but not least, NO INDIAN FRIED BREAD. The you lady who sat us, also served us. Never came back to refuel our water cups Never checked on how the foods was. When she finally came, I told about both breads. She had a look of bewilderment. I said don't worry, no we are sorry no anything. Now last but not least- I used the restroom as my wife did. SAYING NASTY IS BE NICE!!!! THE WHOLE PLACE IS DIRTY. I COULD NOT GET OUT OF THERE FAST ENOUGH. When I go that way again. I'm going to speed up as I pass there. I stress, do not, I mean do not stop there! They need to be inspected by the county.

Delicious elk burger, perfect fries, huckleberry pie was tart and yummy with whipped cream which we…read morehad at home when we ate it later. Too pricey for regular eats, but worth it once in a while. Only complaint is half on us, as we were so tired and hungry that we forgot to ask for a medium burger and got cooked through. Fortunately the elk flavor carried through anyway.

I came here a few times while staying in government camp. I got a coffee, spiked coffee, and some…read moremargaritas all on separate visits. My favorite was the spiked coffee drink. The margaritas were just okay. I would preferred some with spicy and or more real flavoring. The coffee was good too! My boyfriend was a fan of their spiked coffee drinks and chia latte

Worst taco experience I have ever had. I wanted a taco with beans and rice because I cannot have…read morecheese or meat due to dietary restriction. Since this wasn't exactly on the menu they denied me and had a lot of attitude like I was being judged for not being able to eat these ingredients. Though I did not get anything my friend did. She ordered " green chilli chicken tacos" that had 0 green chili and were 90% cabbage and 10% chicken (extremely dry and unflavored). I asked for green sauce and they said they would have to charge me another dollar despite the food already being overpriced and offered me expired gross looking free hot sauce. Workers are very passive aggressive and don't even know Mexican food. Whitest most unflavorful taco shop I have EVER been to.

Great perfect carrot cake and Big Ben burger Awesome 70s…read moresetting service was fast and helpful

Def different than years ago, but food still good. Portions could be a bit bigger but the burgers…read moreare huge!

Coco Loco has the best tacos! Absolutely Fire! I will hunt them down every time I come to town!…read moreChefs kiss!

We made it to Coco Loco Sunday evening after rushing from Salem to make it before closing time…read more We've had their fish tacos before, but they were out of fish after the weekend. We were disappointed as we don't make it to Sisters very often, but it's understandable as they are closed Monday & Tuesdays. We're glad we got to try something new. The carne asada nachos were delicious and fed myself and two kids for dinner that night and lunch for two of us the following day! Coco Loco was the only food truck at the Food Cart Garden. Worth the stop.

Always delicious! Xalisco is such a great spot for creative and satisfying food, delivered by such…read morea friendly and inviting staff! Thank You!!

Excellent food, customer service the best, has everything. wonderful wonderful flavors.read more

Stopped here based off of the yelp reviews. Food was fantastic! Great customer service as well…read more Happy we chose here to eat. They had 5 tables indoors and 2 tables outdoors that were shaded.

Got here at 6:45 for dinner, said they closed at 7. Door was unlocked but walked inside and they…read moresaid they were closed which was a huge bummer because we had been driving two hours on a road trip and had to figure out something different for dinner. The next day we went back for breakfast burritos and got them to go. Family enjoyed them.